It's tough being the eldest sibling. I feel it's often the case that eldest siblings become the object of experimentation for parents who don't know what they're doing, until they feel they're more ready and decide to spawn more offspring.
Personally, I'm 5+ years older than my brother, Jack, so I somewhat knew what was going on when he was born. He was very different from me, who was cautious and calculative. In fact, you could say he was the opposite. Jack wasn't afraid of ANYTHING and would do EVERYTHING. We'd often pick him up from daycare with sand in his hair or dirt all over his clothes (or both).
However, one day at the daycare, while my parents were chatting with the teachers, my 1-year-old brother walks up to them waving and gesturing with... -- guess what? -- A ROCK IN HIS NOSE. Luckily, it wasn't too big, and we were able to help him get it out. No big deal.
Not more than a week later, same deal, he walks up to the chatting grown-ups. But this time, instead of waving and gesturing, he points to his nose, and says "Rock!...Rock!". Well...at least he learned SOMETHING! This time, it was an even bigger rock, causing him some pain. So we had to take him to the doctor to have it carefully extracted. Surely, after that, he never did it again!
Anyways, enough story-telling and on to geocaching! The starting coords for this cache are for parking & the trailhead of William K. Love Preserve. The multi is simple enough -- at the trailhead, take note of the sign.
A = 5th word - 7th word, B = 2nd word, C = 15th word, D = 3rd word + 6th word
A, B, C, D should all be positive and single digits.
Add A to north coordinates and add BCD to west coordinates. This should put you just past a short wooden plank. Hmmm...anything suspicious-looking here?
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